Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power, which are companies, under the Anil Ambani group plan to raise ₹1,043 crore through shares from Reliance Commercial Finance.

IIT Bombay has recently received a donation of Rs 160 crore, from a donor. This significant contribution will be utilized to establish a Research Hub focused on Green Energy and Sustainability.

GradRight, a company based in Mumbai has successfully raised INR 50 Cr, in Series A funding from IvyCap Ventures.

Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (“RRVL”) announced today that the Qatar Investment Authority (“QIA”) will invest 8,278 crore in RRVL, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited, through a wholly-owned subsidiary.

SpyCloud gives organizations automated avoidance of the top assault vectors utilized by modern lawbreakers, forestalling the most expensive designated assaults.

Bullish investors are hopeful that Nvidia’s earnings release on Wednesday can revive the sputtering recent advance in U.S. markets. The S&P 500 has increased by 14% this year, with the

Boxs, a startup that is transforming the field of design for businesses has successfully raised $1.6 million, in funding. The investment was led by Peak XVs Surge with participation from Titan Capital and the founders of Zetwerk.

Wootz.work, a startup that offers Software as a Service (SaaS) has successfully raised $3.5 million, in seed funding.

Dutch pension fund APG Asset Management are among the international investors competing to invest up to $250 million (roughly 2,080 crores) in Mahindra InvIT, according to an Economic Times report. 

HonorTech, a company to make a comeback, in India’s smartphone industry has announced a significant initial investment of Rs 1,000 crore.

Indian family offices have invested INR 435 crore, in the renowned e-commerce giant FirstCry, which focuses on children’s products. This investment allowed them to acquire SoftBank’s stake in the company.

Veda VC, a venture capital fund, at a stage, has successfully raised a funding round of Rs 250 crore. The funding was led by family offices and leaders in the startup industry.